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PRUSA Mk3 & Mk4 Flexible steel sheets - Project Leaf - Labels

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Extra Pads for the PRUSA Mk3 & Mk4 Flexible steel sheets - Project Leaf

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Model information

This is a complement for the: “PRUSA Mk3 & Mk4 Flexible steel sheets - Project Leaf.” That makes part of the larger project Modular Storage Tree

Print considerations.

On this area you will find the accessories pads you see on the image bellow. From top to bottom:

  • Label Specs with contour.
  • Label Specs without contour.
  • Simple Pad and 2
  • Pad with TPU / Flex inserts.
Label Specs

For the file. “ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_LabelSpecs” it is best to use a 0.25mm nozzle. You can print it with the 0.4mm nozzle, but the results will be much better with smaller one.

Without contour

With Contour

I've provided the 3mf file for this part, bear in mind that it is prepared for the smaller nozzle, so, if you don't have it, it is better to download the STL instead. 

TPU / Flex Pad

The file “ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_TPUPads” is a 3mf file and has multiple parts, the strips need to be printed with TPU material, the pad itself you can use PETG or PLA. 

I don't think it is possible, at the moment, to use multiple build plates on PRUSA slicer. That feature can be found in other slicer applications that branched from Prusa Slicer, like Orca Slicer and Bambu Studio. If anyone knows how to do it in PRUSA slicer, please drop me a message.

There is a simple version, for does who like clean things.  You can find them under the files with the name: ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_SimplePAD and 2. This makes me remember a little bit the Streamline Industrial design movement of the 30 and 40's :)

Material that I've used.

These are affiliated links that will give me a small support, if you want these items use the following link, it will cost you the same.

For top quality filament you can use Prusament. (not affiliated)

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